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Mongoose Maxim
$240.99
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Very fair price point for the quality. Pretty durable--can stand up well to consistent tough use. Will offer similar performance to a much more expensive bike with proper and frequent maintenance.
The Cons:Requires a fair amount of tweaking out of the box for optimal performance. Assembly instructions are overly complicated. Nor room for a bottle cage or frame pump.
The Mongoose Maxim is a low-end to mid-range 21-speed mountain bike that is available with 24" or 26" wheels. It features an aluminum alloy dual-suspension frame, a Shimano rear derailleur with SRAM MRX shifting and a comfortable ATB anatomical saddle.
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Additionally, the Maxim sports Chunky MTB wheels and an MTB handlebar and stem.
The Maxim's aluminum alloy dual-suspension frame allows it to handle tougher terrain as the front and rear suspension systems effectively absorb even heavier bumps and jostles, ensuring a more comfortable off-trail ride. Its Shimano rear derailleur and SRAM MRX shifting provide the Maxim with 21 gears for maximum control and an easier ride under any circumstance. Meanwhile, the Maxim's ATB anatomical saddle ensures a comfortable ride even after longer periods of use.
Features
- 26" or 24" Men's mountain bike
- Aluminum dual-suspension frame
- Suspension fork smoothes bumps and increases control.
- Alloy rims with oversize MTB tires
- 21-Speed SRAM grip shift with Shimano rear derailleur
- Alloy linear pull brakes and levers
- 3-Piece crank with alloy cage pedals
- Wheels feature lightweight alloy rims with steel MTB hubs
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Pros & Cons
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Very fair price point for the quality.
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Pretty durable--can stand up well to consistent tough use.
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Will offer similar performance to a much more expensive bike with proper and frequent maintenance.
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Requires a fair amount of tweaking out of the box for optimal performance.
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Assembly instructions are overly complicated.
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Nor room for a bottle cage or frame pump.
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Many of the components (tires, derailleurs) are of lesser quality.
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